Severe Storms and Flooding Threat in the Central Plains; Heat Continues in the South and West

Severe thunderstorms may produce damaging winds, large hail, and numerous instances of flash/urban flooding over parts of the central Plains and lower Missouri Valley. Hazardous heat will continue in the South, Desert Southwest and the California Central Valley this weekend. Isolated dry thunderstorms may increase the risk of fire starts and spread across the Four Corners region and vicinity. Read More >

Hurricane Humberto
Storm Surge & River Levels

HURRICANE HUMBERTO Official Storm Surge Data from 9/13/07
LOCATION	STORM SURGE	TIDE LEVEL
Texas Point TX	missing	4.87 feet MLLW at 300 am
Sabine Pass North TX	2.60 feet MLLW at 312 am	4.07 feet MLLW at 312 am
Calcasieu Pass LA	2.17 feet MLLW at 348 am	4.02 feet MLLW at 348 am
Port Arthur TX	2.82 feet MLLW at 418 am	3.48 feet MLLW at 418 am
Rainbow Bridge TX	2.82 feet MLLW at 448 am	3.43 feet MLLW at 448 am
Cypremort Point LA	2.13 feet MLLW at 800 am	3.17 feet MLLW at 800 am
Lake Charles LA	2.03 feet MLLW at 924 am	2.96 feet MLLW at 924 am

HURRICANE HUMBERTO Official River Crest Levels from 9/13/07 to 9/17/07
LOCATION	RIVER CREST	DATE	FLOOD STAGE
Sabine River at Deweyville TX	24.22 feet	530 am on 9/18/07	24.00 feet
Calcasieu River at Salt Water Barrier LA	4.18 feet	1202 pm on 9/13/07	4.00 feet
Calcasieu River at Old Town Bay LA	4.50 feet	135pm on 9/13/07	4.00 feet
Vermilion River at Surrey Street Lafayette LA	10.94 feet	345 pm on 9/13/07	10.00 feet
Vermilion River at Perry LA	9.01 feet	745 pm on 9/13/07	9.00 feet
Vermilion River at Broussard LA	9.19 feet	330 pm on 9/13/07	7.00 feet

Page last modified: September 17, 2007

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Severe Storms and Flooding Threat in the Central Plains; Heat Continues in the South and West

Hurricane Humberto 2007